Moxie Podcast

Kevin is the Director of  Operations and Environmental Sustainability at Imani Collective. He also is a freelance environmental consultant and waste management consultant. He is a father to an amazing daughter, a husband and to the most beautiful (ninja) wife and a lover of Jesus Christ. He is passionate about living though the word of God, family and leadership. He enjoys drawing, music, sports and travelling. In this episode Jenny and Kevin talk about his journey to faith and how it has made him to the man he is today. Kevin is honest, transparent and God fearing giving us a beautiful testimony of what it looks like to truly listen to God and tune in to Him daily. my hope for you is that you are encouraged by his story and reminded to just show up , be present and begin to open your ears to hear what God is trying to tell you. How to listen:IphoneApple podcast App AndroidStitcher Mentions:Kevin Mbogho Instagram One last thing to live by: God is always there. Tune your antenna to His frequency  

Tabz is a freelance accountant, part time math tutor and program coordinator at Imani Collective. She is passionate about family, friendships and loves God above all. When she is not working on numbers she is cooking, reading a book, watching a movie or laughing about something. In this episode, Jenny and Tabitha( Tabz) talk about how she ended up in Mombasa and the strength of her mother that influenced her into the woman she is today. This episode is full of laughter, love and inspiration. Welcome to the Moxie community and be encouraged by Tabz, her story and her contagious joy that overflows through the interview How to listenIphoneApple Podcast App AndroidStitcher MentionsTabitha Oiro One last thing to live byWithout God,I am nothing. God completes me

Mary Kate was born and raised in Greenville, South Carolina. She moved to the UK straight out of high school and then a year later to Mombasa, Kenya. From the age 15, she knew she would live in Kenya. There was a clear calling to this nation, but she did not know how she would get there or what all it would entail! She first moved with a team of people from the UK to plant Freedom Church Mombasa. Over the past few years, God has been shaping and growing her in different ways, all while teaching her more about the purpose and calling in her life. Currently, Mary Kate just began a pre-school in Mombasa and has realized it has definitely been one of the hardest things she has ever done, but it has also been a rewarding experience that has displayed God’s faithfulness in every step of the way.  In this episode, Jenny and Mary Kate talk about the journey she has been on from South Caroline to Mombasa and how the immense amount of faith and listening to the Lord it took. They also talk about hard seasons and taking

We have come to the end of season one! It has been an honor being on this journey with all of you and sharing beautiful stories. We will be back in October and I look forward to all the new and exciting things Moxie will have for you. In this episode, Sania is back! Jenny and Sania talk about season one of Moxie and what to expect for the next season to come. It is time for a bit of a break, rest and balance. See you in October friends!   Mentions:Thoughts over Coffee   One last thing to live by: Doing the right thing is not always the easy thing.

Rukhsar is a follower of Christ, leader in her spirit and stubborn in demeanor. Her's is a journey of self discovery based off the experiences that life has presented to her. She is a lawyer, avid speaker and loving friend who genuinely believes that life is about living each day to the best, realising the extent of one's potential in a different way each day  In this episode, Jenny and Rukhsar talk about the ability to be true to yourself and stand up for what you believe in the act of intentional stubbornness of beliefs, morals and the rights of others. It also is a conversation that embodies the pursuit of understanding that “the law is reason free from passion” (Aristotle) and realizing that we are always beautifully and wonderfully made. Be encouraged and be reminded that you are not alone if you feel you are in a point in your life where you need to pivot and change directions, we were made for so much more. Take a listen and moxie on!   Mentions:Rukhsar InstagramLegally Blonde ClipDream Development Cou

Nadia is an Author, Inspirational Speaker, Mentor, Social Entrepreneur, and a Female Empowerment Activist but most important a Humanitarian and the African narrative is my agent of change and a source of Motivation. In this episode, Jenny and Nadia talk about dreaming big, being a source of inspiration and more importantly, being your own vibe. You will leave this conversation motivated and ready to be the best version of yourself. Be you, authentic and always stay true to yourself. Let us Moxie on today and live our best lives.   Mentions:Nadia Naddy Fierce Lady Official Ms. President   One last thing to live by: Be your own vibe.

Amanda is a music teacher and owns her own business, To Gather LLC. She started a FaceBook group (Dallas Girl Gang) two years ago to make friends after moving to Dallas and ended up turning into a large following of nearly 20k people to connect, meet and have fun! She’s also the founder of The Fearless conference, an annual conference in Dallas, TX for female entrepreneurs, as well as the host of The Fearless Woman Podcast.  In this episode, Jenny and Amanda talk about the heart of the conference, but also how it all got started with the want to grow friendships in Dallas, TX. Dallas girl gang was created and then from that the fearless conference began in 2018. It is a fun conversation about following your dreams and even when the road turns another direction to just enjoy the journey. I will also be one of the main speakers at the fearless conference, so follow along this weekend and enjoy! Mentions:The Fearless Conference One last thing to live by:Be Kind.

Zahra is the Co-Founder of Nyali Playhouse with a mission to develop a love of learning through play. They strive to encourage independence, creativity and confidence in their children. They aim is to provide an environment that is safe, nurturing and supportive to young children.  In this episode, Jenny and Zahra talk about heart issues, inequality and the issues that we shy away from. The conversation is filled with honesty, truth and the act of feeling grateful for every person in our life. Jump in today and be reminded of grace, love and humility. Mentions:Nyali Playhouse How to Listen: Iphone Apple Podcast App Android Stitcher One last thing to live by:It's impossible to please the world, but it is possible to do what is right.

Emmanuel is the Founder of Takkazi, which is a community based organization in Mombasa that provides waste management education through workshops and recycling initiatives, striving to change the mindset of people for sustainable waste management practice. In this episode, Jenny and Emmanuel talk about the why behind the start of Takkazi and the bigger picture vision of seeing a society where all sectors of the economy embrace and value the importance of recycling. This episode is filled with heart and an amazing back story of how Emmanuel got to where he is today of wanting to change the future of Kenya and how we address waste with radical behavioral changes through the effects of education. Mentions: Emmanuel MbajiTakkaziMombasa Adventure Magazine One last thing by: Identify about what hurts you most and go out and solve it.

House of CHE is an upcoming Art & Design Industry founded by two Love birds, Cheddie & Cheperur. Having met through a mutual friend, they both realized they had an interest in art, drawing, and playing around with photos. That is how the House of CHE was born. They both graduated from University with Cheddie holding a Diploma in Electrical Engineering & Cheperur holding a Diploma in Environmental Science. "We have no limits when it comes to what we Do and that is what makes us unique in what we do." In this episode, Jenny, Cheddie and Cheperur talk about the start of House of Che and the beauty of creating. They reflect on stories, who impacted them the most and their dreams for the future. This episode is filled with laughter, encouragement and realization that our world is truly a small world. Enjoy this episode with the two amazing humans behind the House of CHE. Mentions: Moxie Ep. 11| Dan Mugambi   How to contact them: Instagram Email Skype: +254 742 247 288 Whatsapp: +254 742 247 288 Calls

Jenny Nuccio is the Founder and President of Imani Collective - a socioecononomic woman-empowerment program focused on defeating generational poverty through education and employment opportunities in Mombasa, Kenya and surrounding communities. The collective facilitates change by underscoring the innate value of each woman while encouraging her to learn, create, and grow to her fullest potential as an artisan. With a bachelor’s degree in Leadership Development and a master’s degree in Leadership Education and Communications. Jenny has a well-rounded background in both academic research and practical application for implementing long-term solutions to the global challenge of disenfranchised women and children in developing regions. Having lived as an integral part of her Kenyan community since 2013, she is committed to the collaborative advancement of equitable opportunity for the friends she works with every day, as well as for marginalized populations world-wide. She is currently completing her Doctorate

Femida Otieno is the Country Director of Imani Collective and the Founder and Lead Designer Ekisa Design. She has a background in tailoring and fashion design and has a passion for making a difference through training others. In this episode, Jenny and Femida talk about perseverance during the hard moments in life and failing. It may be hard, but is something that is part of success and we will all be there one day. The conversation is filled with transparency and lots of laughter. After all, it was like two best friends having a cup of coffee together. Enjoy!   Mentions: Femida Otieno Facebook | Instagram What not to say to a New Mama Ekisa Designs Imani Collective Buy us a building (insert smile) : Imani Collective Donation   One last thing to live by: Success is not a straight line and failing is part of the process to success, so keep at it and do not give up.

O’Neal Nyanje is a jack of all trades and talents. He is known for many things in Mombasa especially in the music and entertainment industry. He is passionate about people and discipleship. When you do not find him in the middle of the crowd then he is with his beautiful wife Jenna, who you all met in Episode 15. In this episode, O’Neal and Jenny talk about life in all facets. He talks about his passions, his struggle, his love for his wife, love for Jesus and the immense amount of faith it has taken him to get where he is today. This episode is filled with laughter, beautiful stories and truth. O’Neal has loved, lost and gained again and you do not want to miss today, be encouraged my friends. Mentions: O’Neal Nyanje Joyce Omondi Word of Life Kenya DJ MOZ One last thing to live by: Your faith is very instrumental in the kind of life you will live and what you believe in is very important because what you believe in becomes you.

Jenna Nyanje is the Director of Crossroads Academy in Vipingo and lives with her husband O’Neal in Mombasa, Kenya. She is involved in full time ministry through the education of underprivileged students and loving them deeply. Her life is filled and most days are crazy busy, but in it all she finds joy in the Lord.   In this episode, Jenny and Jenna talk about waiting on the Lord and having an immense amount of patience in the process of life. It is a discussion of following the open doors and also the willingness to faithfully waiting. Jenna is daily in the pursuit of God and expresses her complete trust in the direction God is leading. This episode is encouraging, uplifting and reminds us we are part of something big and we just need to walk humbly towards God in this process. Mentions Jenna Nyanje: Instagram / Facebook Fox River Christian Church Crossroads Fellowship Church Crossroads Academy - Vipingo One last thing to live by: Not everything deserves an immediate answer, Find your dream and find out

Nicole Devereaux is a Conversational Intelligence Coach® based in Minneapolis, MN. She helps leaders and teams have successful conversations so that they can expand their impact. When she's not dancing in the kitchen with her two daughters or hosting dinner parties, Nicole is usually reading a good book, taking a walk with a friend, or looking for her next adventure.   In this episode, Jenny and Nicole talk about the 40for40 campaign, what it is all about and why it began. Nicole is vulnerable and talks about her struggle with depression and how she wanted to do something bigger than herself. She was at her lowest moment and found a little bit of moxie, to get up, gather courage and start a campaign to raise $40,000. This conversation reminds us to do the hard thing because it is the right thing and with that, do something bigger than yourself. Remember this life is not all about yourself and begin to look up, look out and be a part of movements. Mentions: 40for40 One last thing to live by: Do the hard thing

Danielle Anderson is the founder of Step & Stone – a coaching and strategy consultancy for early- and growth-stage entrepreneurs. Step & Stone was founded in London in 2013 and opened a second office in Nairobi in 2017. She has supported hundreds of entrepreneurs across Europe, the Caribbean and east Africa to determine who they're in business for, what exactly they're selling, how to price it and how to talk about it in a way that compels people to care. Danielle has a Bachelor's degree in Management & Organisational Behaviour from New York University, Stern School of Business.  Prior to starting her business, she spent a decade working within investment banking in New York, Chicago and London. Danielle loves freedom, adventure and making connections all over the world. She has lived in 4 countries and has an insatiable wanderlust (75 countries and counting!). She also is super passionate about gym workouts, 90s hip hop and nail art. In this episode, Jenny and Danielle talk about being brave, wal

Flo Mwashimba is an impact entrepreneur who's very passionate about supporting #madeinafrica SMEs, Micro and Home industries led or managed by women, youth or PLWD. She founded Kigali Farmers and Artisans Market in Rwanda in 2017 and in April 2019 she launched the Mombasa Farmers and Artisans Market at Serena Beach. The next market is June 8-9, 2019. In this episode, Jenny and Flo talk about the evolution of the Mombasa Farmers and Artisans Market and the vision of transforming communities through connecting the farmer and artisan to the direct market. We also have a special guest, Rukia Din, Founder of SkinCare by RoZaNa who has been a big part of bringing this market to Mombasa and seeing out the vision of MBSFAAM. Take a listen and learn how to cultivate community through business, networking and the beauty of a farmers market. Mentions: Kgali Farmers and Artisans Market Mombasa Farmers and Artisans Market SkinCare by RoZaNa Jars of Goodness Malkia Talk One last thing to live by: Don’t give up. Follow wh

Dan Mugambi is the CEO and Founder of Dankiz Arts and Creations Ltd. Along with being a fine artist and a life skills coach, Dan is recognized as a Tony Elumelu Foundation Entrepreneur. He has been featured in many streams of media and has commissioned projects all over Kenya. In this episode, Jenny and Dan talk not only about the entrepreneurial journey, but they get personal and chat about the truly hard moments in life. We learn from this conversation that it is through those moments that shape, refine and make you, you. This episode speaks truth, shines light on learning your value and teaches how to not fear failure. You do not want to miss this conversation with Dan, it is truly empowering. Mentions Dan Instagram Dankiz Arts and Creations Ltd. Tony Elumelu Foundation Entrepreneur. Lions Den - Kenya   One last thing to live by: Jesus is God. He has made my life well and taught me all the things I’ve talked about. Work Hard, let’s meet at the top and compare notes.  

Lynn Asenwa Shibanda is the Co-Founder and Executive Director of Her Story She Matters Foundation that empowers less fortunate girls and women in the societies of Kenya. She has a background in facilitating, skills training and entrepreneurship development. In this episode, Jenny and Lynn talk about the heartbeat of Her Story She Matters, the stigma around various societal issues involving girls and how to combat that through education. Find ways to get involved with empowerment around Mombasa, but also be empowered with what you can do in your own communities. Let us Moxie today and change the blueprint of our neighborhoods for the better, together. Mentions Her Story She Matters Instagram Facebook Wema Center Fashion Show One last thing to live by: God can and will turn your test into a testimony and use your tragedy as a strategy. Your past mistakes don’t define you. Only God can define you.

Salma Abdulatif is a civic leader passionate about the Africa rising narrative. She is the founder of Motivational talks for youth organization, a community organization in Mombasa that conducts empowerment programs on leadership, innovation and entrepreneurship. She is also a Mandela Washington fellow 2018 and a storyteller passionate about writing poetry and stories that inspire transformational leadership. In this episode, Jenny and Salma talk about believing in yourself and your story. It takes intentional effort to cultivate positive thoughts and to look in the mirror and understand that person is beautiful. This episode is filled with honesty and truth around speaking out, finding your voice and not being afraid to share your story to the world. Mentions Mandela Fellowship Student Success Program MTY Organization Ethipian Plane Crash Nairobi Attack Humans of NY Vision Boarding   One last thing to live by: Believe in yourself and cultivate positive thoughts. Believe in yourself and enjoy the process